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Screening On The Cellulose-decomposing Microorganisms And Study On Mechanisms

Posted on:2005-09-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y L FanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360152465651Subject:Municipal engineering
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Cellulose is the most abundant organic raw material in the world, and it is the only renewable resource that is available in large quantities. Presently, only a few types of cellulose are utilized efficiently, most of cellulose are wasted and cause environment pollution. The waste liquid from pulp&paper mill have a lot of cellulose. In order to make full use of cellulose and clear the waste liquid from pulp&paper mill, experiments were carried out to study the screening of high-activity cellulose-degrading bacteria and study on their growth and fermentation characterization.Three strains of high-activity cellulose-degrading bacteria were isolated and screened from nature . And the target strains Z-l was gained because of higher biomass in this paper. The growth characterization were studied and results as follows: Its biomass was the largest when being cultivated for 96 hours; The optimal pH of growth was 7.0; and the most suitable temperature was 26? ~34?.Several single factors that can affect the cellulase activity was studied in this paper. The result shows: temperature, inoculation volume, cutivation time , initial pH, aeration,e.t. have great effect on cellulase productivity. 25?, pH7.0, 4% inoculation volume, the age of 48 hours, volume of 100mL are the optimum conditions of producing cellulase.The orthogonal experiment showed that the medium with CMC-Na/bran=1:1 as carbon source, albumen and (NH4)2SO4 as nitrogen source was optimal. The maximum activity was reached at 25 ?, pH7.0 and 125mL volume. The maximum of CMCase was 734U.The paper provides a good way to guide how to screen the high-activity cellulose-degrading bacteria. The high-activity cellulose-degrading bacteria can be applied in wastewater treatment.
Keywords/Search Tags:cellulose-degrading bacteria, screen, characterization, cellulase, optimization
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